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  • 2020-06-18
  • mohit11
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Understand NABH and its features

In the following article we'll mention an important topic that's "Understand NABH (National Accreditation Board for healthcare) and its features" let's discuss within the article given below:

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What is NABH?

Like every other certification, we do in any profession we choose to upgrade ourselves for our better performance at work, we might observe that in company they have financial consultants to help understand they're financial structure and company performance at present and forecast to improvise certain detail to upgrade company’s performance. There are known quality checks are FSSAI for the food industry, ISI Mark for retail industry etc In a similar way therein healthcare industry they are accreditations that hospitals apply for which is called NABH i.e. National Accreditation Board for healthcare providers in the healthcare Industry. The NABH, an essential body of Quality Council of India (QCI), handling accreditation in Indian healthcare sector under the ministry of commerce and industry.

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How NABH works?

NABH provides core indicators monitoring in hospital quality and patient safety so it focusses on proficiency of staff, collaterals, equipment, environment healthy atmosphere in the hospital and facilities etc.

NABH is a constituent board of Quality Council of India, it provides standard objective elements for hospital to achieve this accreditation /certification. The initial objective of this accreditation is to make sure that Hospital does evidence-practice along with importance to access, affordability, and competence, value, and efficacy to health care.

Only 173 hospitals in India have NABH accreditations.

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Benefits of NABH Accreditation

Benefits for Patients

Patients are the biggest beneficiary among all the stakeholders. It results in excellent quality of care and patient safety.

Benefits for Hospitals

Accreditation to a hospital stimulates continuous improvement. It qualifies hospital in signifying guarantee to value care.

Benefits to paying and regulatory bodies

Finally, it provides an objective system of empanelment by insurance and other third parties

Technical committee designs NABH Standards for hospitals contains whole set of standards for assessment of hospitals for NABH grant. The standards provide outline for value of care for patients and quality improvement for hospitals. It assist to profile a quality culture at every level and across all the function of hospital.

How NABH thinks about patient safety standard, let’s consider criteria Patient Identification Tags

Throughout the industry of health-care, the failure to accurately and correctly identify patients actually continues to result in many medication errors, testing errors, transfusion errors, wrong person procedures as well as the discharge of infants to completely wrong families. The primary or major areas where patient misidentification can actually occur include blood transfusions, drug administration, surgical interventions as well as phlebotomy. The popular trend towards limiting working hours for clinical team members actually further lead to an increased no. of team members caring for each and every patient, thus further increasing the likelihood of hand-over as well as other communication problems because patient misidentification is actually identified as a root cause of several errors.

In some facility wristbands are actually traditionally used for identifying hospitalized patients, missing bands or incorrect information actually further limits the efficacy of this system. Colour coding of wristbands actually facilitates rapid visual recognition of specific issues, however the lack of a standardized coding system has further led to several errors by staff who provide care at multiple facilities.

NABH, with its regulatory standers to design Patient Identification Band

1. Make sure that health-care organizations actually have systems in place that: Emphasize the primary responsibility of health-care workers to actually check the identity of patients as well as match the correct patients with the correct care before that specific care is administered.

2. Encourage the use of at least two identifiers (e.g. name as well as date of birth) to actually verify a patient’s identity upon admission or transfer to another hospital or any other type of care setting.

3. Standardize the approaches to patient identification among different facilities within a health-care system. For instance, use of white ID bands on which a standardized pattern or marker as well as particular information (e.g. name as well as date of birth) could be written, or even implementation of biometric technologies.

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